Stopped in to find some fabric--found that plus tons of notions and helpful staff. There was a huge…read moreback room with people working on projects

Large selection of fabrics. Very friendly and helpful staff. Competitively priced with other storesread more

They have absolutely the best fabric and useful tools etc and the ladies there are so helpful. Oh…read morealso they offer classes!

Best quilt store .. all personal is very friendly and helpful. All products are beautifully…read moredisplayed. Always neat and clean.

I love it there, they are personal and friendly. I am learning with Aime to sew. She allows you…read moreto learn from your mistakes and how to correct them. Great time learning to sew.

My 9 year old grandson loves their sewing classes. They are personal, friendly and extremely…read morehelpful with the kids

I've purchased a few times from the west coast and am so appreciative of the fast shipping and…read moreimpeccable customer service. I once placed an order of baby clothes and a couple days later the item was no longer available. I got a quick message from Ashley, the owner who exchanged texts and pictures helping me replace the item. It was like a personal shopping experience! I was so charmed, I placed another order the next week. If I'm ever in Oklahoma, I'll definitely head in to check out the store. Until then, I will happily order online to support this little shop!

I found this business on Facebook since one of my friends liked it…read more This is business that keeps growing like crazy. I went to their small display in a market in Moore and now they've opened their very own store in Norman. Two Hip Chicks also display some of their cute items at Victoria's Pasta in Norman. The two ladies that own the store I met last year at the OKC fairgrounds at a craft show. I've special ordered items as well as bought items that are already made. I live in Northern CA so I haven't had a chance to actually go in their new store so I must plan a trip to Norman to visit the store. Two Hip Chicks are more than willing to ship their sales to me which makes it so sweet.

As soon as I step into Live Boho- I smile! It's a fun place to shop or just look around. Eclectic…read moremixture of modern & vintage furniture and home furnishings. I love their large collection of Assouline coffee table books, I treated myself to one! Huge Voluspa candles, fun Mahjong sets, funky artwork Just to mention a few things from their shop. If you want a happy place to shop - check out Live Boho!

Terrible customer service! They don't value their loyal customers at all. Take your business…read moreelsewhere. Found the exact same item for sale on Wayfair.

Easy to book an appointment with one call. The prices per item painted were fair, alrthough there…read moreare days when the selection is low, they do have quite the variety! my friends and i love coming here :)

Came on a Saturday with a booked reservation this was my first experience with clay and Hattie was…read moreliterally the best in helping out, talking us through it. She definitely gave the confidence needed. They also had so many things that were made out of clay it was really cool and you get to do three plates or bowls out of the clay. She did say it's take about 2 weeks for them to be ready

This is a really cute store filled with all kinds of dreamy finds from Latin America and India…read more They sell lots of Mexican pottery which is great if you have a patio or want something unique for your home. They have plenty of coffee table books and clothing items - Guatemala is well known for their textiles and I walked out with a badass pair of Guatemalan pants for a very reasonable price of $44.

An artful and colorful array of gift items here…read more I recall my mom bringing me back this crate of worry dolls when I was a kid from her Guatemala trip. Interesting to take gander for a while here. So many decorative items to pick from in here.

Tiny little shop that is proud of its Choctaw heritage which is awesome! Not a huge selection of…read moredifferent kinds, they mainly deal with the tiny little beads that native Americans use for their traditional beadwork. But if you are looking for looking for those they have them in hundreds of different colors. The young lady who was running the shop was also very friendly and gave us suggestions not only on how to do some thing but also where we can get more of the style we were looking for.